Why this site exists
Image to GIF is a small, well-defined job. It does not need an account, a queue, a watermark, or a server farm. Modern browsers can decode images, draw them to a canvas, and run a Web Worker. That is enough to write a real GIF89a file locally.
The site was built in 2026 as an independent tool. It is not affiliated with CompuServe, the authors of the GIF specification, or any image-format vendor. GIF is a published format; this is an independent implementation of a converter for it.
What it does
- Converts JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, BMP, GIF, SVG, and ICO images to GIF.
- Combines up to 30 images into an animated GIF, with reordering and frame timing.
- Writes a still GIF from a single image.
- Supports 1-bit transparency, looping, contain/cover fitting, and palette control.
What it does not do
- It does not upload, store, or transmit your images.
- It does not convert video to GIF.
- It does not edit an existing animated GIF frame by frame.
- It does not add a watermark or require an account.
How the site is paid for
The converter is free to use. The page is a static site hosted on Cloudflare Pages, and analytics are limited to page-level events. There are no ads, no interstitials, and no file-size paywall.
image-to-gif.com converts images to GIF in the browser; files are never uploaded.
Contact and testing
Questions, corrections, and bug reports go to the contact page or hello@image-to-gif.com. The editorial notes describe the browser matrix, format tests, and build checks behind the claims on this site.
For data handling, the privacy page describes exactly what the site does and does not collect.
Last updated: 7 November 2026.